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Eit'rect of a Letter &rim the Count ae Limo tbraris', Minister of Foreign Affairs to King HENtOr of LIA . vTr, to a Gentleman in London, dated Cape tlenry, 14th September, 1818. take thi4 opportunity to info'rm you of the accident Which befell Fort Henry, on the 25th of August la‘st. A flash of lightning, which, abotit four in the afternoon, followed a violent storm, caused the expldsion of a depot contain ing ca'rtridges and powder. Many of the build ings of 'the interior, and of the citadel, with which the fire - cOMmunicated, were shaken. r 4 On 'the first intimation of thiS accident, his I ! Majesty repair e d to th e spot with his usual cele- 1 rity, attended by the officerS of his Staff. He was if mediately folloWed by the household troops, the troops of the garriion, and the neighbour.: iug inhabitants. Thanks to their zeal, thanks tol his najesty, who threw himself into the citadel in the midst of the flames, and whose example being followed by his fellow- - citizeni:, they at length succeeded in getting the fire under, and preserving the other buildings. " The powder magazines, the military stores,l and the vaulted batteries, which are bomb-proof, have not sustained the slightest injury. In short, the citadel remains in its former state of defence. The worst effect of the explosion was that the crown work became exposed in consequence of it. 1 0 This inconvenience can be easily remedied, and; measures were immediately taken for that pur pose; but what distressed and afflicted his Majesty most, was the deplorable loss •of his "hrorhei-in-$ law, the Prince Noele, Duke of Port de Pais. Go vernor of the citadel, and of a part of :he officers and soldiers of the garrison whO also perished. " We have to regret the loss of 159 prraot)s, as wi ll mitirarylnen as private individuals, who exerted themselves 't.o quell the flames, and met so dreadful a death by this mtlancholy accident. " The bOdy of the Prince was dep.osited at Sans Sonci, and his MajrstY Will at least have Ihr inriurnful consolation of committing his remains to the sepulchre. " As I entertain no doubt of the interest von will take in this event, and of your affection lot the King, 1 was anxious to inlortn you of these particulms. " For the rest, his Majesty is as wen as could he expected under such distressing circumstances. Flis lofty character and firmness do not abandon him. He has no need of . them to support hi• present doubles, those of the QUeen,.and of his family,. because the Prince, the object of their regret, merited their affection by those splendid and amiable qualities which made him belove by all. " I request that you will communicate these melancholy details to our common friends, for the purpose of obviating the &Ise reports which our enemies will not fail to spread upoti this occasion. " I hare the honour to be, " With the highest respect and most sincere friendship,. " Your affectionate Servant, " DE LIMONADE." Mr. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL PATENT TWINE CLOTH.—We understand this Cloth, which is users for a vatirty of family purposes, but plinCipally. i ' instead of Irish Linen, is found to be of the moss )r, beneficial service to the inhabitants of all hot di mates, from its natural tondociveness to the pro motion of health ; its effects to the wearer there (as well as to those who require of prefer a warmer,articla than linen, in the more northerly, cold and dap atmospheres) being to protect the flame front the effects of the climate, and at the same time a very economical article to those adopting its use. From experience of its sin- gular utility, both in the East and West Indies, in preserving the perspirative faculties of the sys tetu io its regular healthful stiye,'a conclusion has been very rationally drawn, that if it was gene-,.4 rally adopted, the cases of fatal f evers i n those'.: climates would be greatly diminished, ss nothing is more true, than that by the circulation of the blood a variety of useless. and itijurious juices are thrown off through the pores by perspiration ; if these are obstructed, no matter from what cause, or in what climate, and thrown back on the f blood, fevers of the worst kind, or other ma ladies, must ensue. The wear of this cloth is found to promote and protect this necessary source of health: hence arises its value, and would In '4l most desirable, even if it were not an article or such economy as it is. We learn the Patewee is manailacturing a very thick and strong number 1 of this cloth entirely f or t h e b ene fi t o f the work ing classes, which is to be sold at the low pi,. of eighteen pence per yard. To the laborious who are exposed to the extremes of Acessi,t heat and Euthleti cold, it is presumed it will be nt unetinalled utility, for while it will save their limited fonds it will be a means of protecting th:4- strength on ntich their support depends.— I: The plan adopted by the Patentee of siipplyiii L Country orders, free of carriage, direct and aloft from.his own establishment for the sale of it q' No: 16, Cu RAPSI7as, _was determined on in pre ference to incurring the expence of venloy it agents, &c. by Which .he is enabled to render cheaper in all its numbers than could wherwi , be done, and at the same time those thus sendii. their orders direct -tra the Patentee, will be as surer, they cannot be deceived I:• • hush cloth, :,17.12723EIMIETAIronzienv. 8178.] EAR 'NINA 110UFE, Nov. 18, 1818. riIIiEPOURT of DIRECTORS o f t h e UNIT. D C° Mi'A.NY of Nll'ltCH ANTS of ENGLAND tra L litigt° the EA'ST' INDIE ' S, I :Iq hereby give Notice, . That the C W i t t , ti..., onrt will be ready to receive Proposals in " . 6 011 or before Wednesday, the 2d of December te- ') 'tom .1_ -: the hurthen of COO t ons - `!'e Owners of SHIPS of tat ..ba" uPwards, Builders' Measurement, which have loin‘,.l.°Metl Inure than Seven Voyages to and front 'na y bOr.:China, specifying the rate of Freight at which. t heythe " willi n6" to let such Slit for One Voyage in t ll'all rs Sur . The _ rice. tcvrer, to with the words , 4 Ship Tender" on the toto th i . t° ,!)e reverallv sealed up, and left with the Secretary. 1"IPose, on or before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on I 'll ;,.."''-ld December next, beyond which hour no Tender ..qi reeeirea, p " t Sh 4 ' c lors of thli Terms and Conditi o n s under which I d Il i :: will be enga ge d in the Company's Serriae may he Pirtleatioti to the Cl e rk t o th e Cornmitt of -- --„ ..„ ! ) . ° 11_ or after Saturday next, the 2lst instant. JOSEPU DART, Secretary. p p 'ImENTs of tlie SOCIETY • of ANTIQUARIES, Ni" C ) llr., Somerset-place, Nov. 19, ISIS. 1 i hereb y g i ven, That, in conse "(i ' ri ttit)o "ve of s toe d eeply-lantented DEMISE of T Her late I 'I F TINGS of HIS SO e 4bJ OUti,NEIi the ' PLTNERAL of the NICHOLAS CARLISLE, Secretary. t(; 1 , Ito i t ,`IS. G RIFFITHS, • end CRICK, n la o t s e . 4i,'it',t„•,‘r':(P,N, PLOWMAN, and Co: N s ! :ik l _Ll C er b e a e - r ( 6 l fo 1 11 0 .''''4l p 'ardets Manufiieturers ad I , ,c, .. aim!' l ' ? CP ' 4ll ltv ,-,.. 3 , teg leace_ most respectfully to acqu in t i n it t ()(1') (;,, them rY, &c. that they have a large Assort , ~ . ~!'n; liest quilit • for the pivsent welancho )oc Twilled aud 'llek'.t,ll4' l \ t ll.:: l i e ll t s s i : l , l . :, i 'g oi . ll' on s r l ;azeens, Crapes, _ op la, hu _ ..ostres, L,-ar_ritiies, Reps, Velvets, lrish P I . 1, han Netts tire. i C;ENERAL, MOURNING. t e "rti:tl,l::_it,ivii tii,t)aie,:i iir,:ti)it: I, Si 7:nl .:t;11 5 :111 ;7:11r4;d-111.11:1;1\l'DI dtEGbii.an'tolt f .l t6 lll::l.VC.i I Londonied!iansi7l.vatafi-rit-':dil•S':'Nll'illffa‘oteintolei:lll. ° e • T li 4 s„ l''' 1)1111-.IP 13EDIVELL, ekt iteetia 4 Y 414 g having taken into consit.le,rati,a,n ke%ti,, 31)1)eitriti,,,, in the Public Papers of Sunda y 1. RC" IV th e e.*4, 0 t h and 9-th • . I. t . , ' 1,4, ..•ii il ri ..,. . .nistant„ in) is„. t. , _ate..hin, t_ T 'kik ri ~i lt ''''. titri . I ' I qf • , ‘,,t!'' thiS Met: tin' to ackn . o!v i le ,tnr; om_ t,,,il ~,r, rildieithio, 0)• i„,riwido;., is. to einha , rk il itf,ir ~cans, • , t: 1(:::11.1::i.",Iuei I : : a t t i 'l it :e;: . d t r ? ), l " ,n t. , :01 lie ..tui:iNsl;,:..4%,tynt,ii 'ri t a r t : : :o ' .3 f:.' N l e ll a . l :-: l e a n ' g - b e r , , , y •,,14:itoiit't.:.",,and to prosecute the sanie.,,,biati„,,' at the al' t„1,101:4.011,1,(1lit ly express their idndrir, stele of " T he tic' ''''''. '4)4' "1" hate assumed ' 1 •Mselves into ‘. l r th in' ti.- •• '," to bring I ", , . .t a ieki - 4 (. tolian,, .„ ..e,arieti. 4 ,1 th e (:. 's to which they hat e ' 1 4.u...styled r'lli';',')ll Cie,itie,ular ;mit Ailvertiserne',lt'„°fsuthi,etians of the ; ; A. :', Of iyl;:.'i't Tea •CtimplitY," t'l,e `..-eit,,T,a, held on • I:l,Matit ','"',,c'alt, and Reit& {)eaters „iia have ie:l7 titleq I- it , repi,„if the. Persons now before .he tii, )"ir irtt:""rw adv t ., t e d to, belfit!,..wing. facts, viz. G en litts,n.'ritton be called:to the 11 I • of " The Lon ,t, .1.,, tic, have assumed the tit.‘,..„.cular a„d Ad ‘"erit (4. Coniy" have, in the" ' ~,,d of Nlt.r -,'t4 Li ' 44tvd, that II company is comp( .. . 4.a'i'lli'' C ity of I,ndo'ne ' that their Circular i a .e nd ta A ke t , l l - 1 :i(e(itis;4.lter allodi li g tt! convictions which which- this rg ii1,,,, t 1?!is ori4iii;iting in trans"cti." h n ic s h they c„„ld ,344',.‘:,oilir,,t,611)n.tt'r!ly lament, but .otvit).t.,"uhole Trade arc iii.;ll,4`.,tl'l.ed, staaii.itlT'il:',"t4ttitnieg.tf!,eamatioit of their Es )o ta s: I•,,',"l.iihiii,l eff!'ettullv protein the Public agailisttte ea k e ... i t 44,ti t,:::!1:pt ri lie::l:liteil.s4.l,:l u i ' t ) ; i i i In'rp the sse ‘ d V t a u t ' 1 ; ' i s n a . :r e N a. .l n l e d d e t ßetail ',li°:P, e t l i i r a el i j- it ' ' ' s : i t e'Y of r.ito I.ililic, that the self- . sti e t i lit.,,ti::.t 4-dolt consisted, accoruro k : t..) h I could s . „ l . illy ~,, .4g had Tuceired, and upon 5v...ic..1 they ~... information • 1,,, to al 't of a 1,,t off„,„ K.,,eper resident I , '.'_',`_ I''''l,''' Pol ' ;',,' 4nd his P -.. • • that in the relilY ""icu 1 1' "'" i :,;-"''ed, thy Petsiil;:its".t:'liti have assumed the Lille en.. I,:t!e..t. de,':,.'i'in (itimine 'reit Company". have ,),(); I.ot- fact or such Persons being inter_es t. ~,,_ v Ht , Il 'i is a A.L assert Unit a single Merchant tu . i 1 ei t t I . i d e p ' t ed 1,, s'aiber of their firm; and that this Meeti ...,,,,, the ‘..; r i .i ts : : . . , the i , '. 4 40 1 1 . ' l 'e re Ply iii ei t •Ii ling that the Lottery 014 t , 4 ;At, it I:'s Printer wit/IY' " thud . Persou, the wltith:," NI %I,' .INtet'l of p.ohlishi';:guiteheir names, compose '' ' A " ~th .l. • tro t COMpally." ' . i•,l:.(lt,'ld''ertiim contained in the Circullr'of ,th.sel,f itectun Genuine Tea Company" that Bohea 1 ea is 1, 0 is „tite'llkd " to the Public in its original state in ts' i l at ia."l3' false inasmuch its by far 'itl,—,ahea f alse i's so ld in its genuine state to the the greater itil,ii.,,, 4'r'll:ltitibin ',Amami and the :oin it y i , e at a reft): I minti ~ 1'11i.i.t4,)3,,,"1(1 h Y e t r i 'i.. T 'ie t isl nedxilau)Liendu'iawililyi tarots rin (i s ca r e e 1,. tilt, P4rt (414.11 sales. 1 ii„i t'l)g,,, ' p,,,,ye, teltietit of the self-styled " London Ge.tinsin.e_ Ztiltilitlinid 11:14::icliu4c,le 13oliea T.,:, from then prteeilltisew.:tlist ,t'thlii withillZeir34ll Pe're ' eti lii c ia% n ce sis uvres, for ,114(nilfidently ass') tot e I T iil' an t ( k At i n no instance! 'l,l%.ith4sre(l nr itiixed It.. • ;I f ) 'e Dealet ill this I'Vl lire,' '''''4' Sold at the %fl iCes% i nitte ' d by these self it i larits of the City ufl‘Lundoril." 40,,,Per()Per thirt the Public b informed, that imme tlitt,a ,")"1.:1,5tit.)!1s ha,ini.; takeneplace, by which it a.l',- ,o4r4.,t;'l.,l:4l.3,l?rt;ictices had heel), resorted ~d to in ii i i ). ti e i : •144.14._0f ~,,-,'4,'((,• Members ref Allu rea lia . 4 p . 1 i 6 , 1. ~ ,,5it x, i , , ,, ., . wii,,i(.. ).!ii.sh the ilaiiies and residences f hied flet'll or might he convicted, and this "tui t o ~ ' •. . 1,41 s 4,,t. : rocurt such puldication, ~iti ,f4vont t i , :1; Pledge themselves individually to use ,i l itio it Te a , , ,l'iitett et and expose impositions in the adiil 13' y 4ctiel'tiee ~t . ,!1 alifie'al with confidence to Ihe discern -1/4t tt th e 1 . 11 „ r 1,4 oe. Polilie, ivhetlier, not win listanding the . !ti,klel/vho 6,.'"lrght ,Pri,l'"l'led per,olis which r e been to l'irt„`'tid tt , .`) oitht, they toav not mores orely rely on 'ti tj'?ari-,,t,/ears c:I ellen on t lie Tea Trade, and whose iil, ~ 14,sti ~,as %veil as the qualities of their goods, I ,eetibit ',ton ,-, f'atoo, than on to rums convicted, as are rtrio,litig 4 fio,.entiine "J'ea titan i .- y " .by their own rein)! 11, tiiiiht.:kill I,:tef9.ltaractr ; titll.'‘.:•nlio, freint Motives which 1,1.-t‘ttisth, i .il duly to appreciate, decline publishing " r egoi o Pr ' 44d g Itrssettit* ,r 4pti. oth,rwi_e .lons be signed hy the Chairman, - 3 circulated as the Committee shall sh. (l ‘', 1' 4. ..1 1- rN hitt ti lvin. BEDIVELL, Chairman. C hair f„ 'O.lll Irflli i 3 „ c teso,%e4A IMAM. 114 1140%1.1 thv:, , 10 t .18 fret I lig . tie given to M. .\ hich lea 1.1.41 ,IMlpurSeVel int.; attrnr for, to 17r r~tt f nt ha s tor th,, ability aitti irupar. 4,T „,, (I,f I. 4 • over this Nleeting. ‘Piliiiit,lidiY.,,iriFvixiiences will be received bv the t, , x h ' ; .t 1 .4141 ,P• 103, St. John.strtt.t N.s culret • Cannonstt eta; and at k t i h4 t u lt tt' ;-30 : 4 1), I rl ilt di tf, .44 .! 1 q'!l t e 1i . ,,:_ ►) 1 *rtq")t ri st ' i of “ t : (cc t:,, ' , g I tt .l : u. t , 41. 1.1, 1 th4"i; of %. I. m i l 4 10, ht C. , t, }„ i ' ( II " • 1 1,,''it, ) ,, i , , t} f t . tt ''t, i :' I , L . 4 :td 4t 0, '.4 ,• 4.,..11, t Ll„'`',' 4 t " - 4 4 '4 4 ' Tf (i ql lit t l i ~ t I, t 1 (14 ' , 1 4 1 'J 1 l I I' iir "11, ti kt ' '' . (j il 0 4 gt'tl I ' I, •kii, Pt ~,,„ t ,,, ii , ' l, "l lt ; ‘, ji • 1 1i ' i t tl ' kid.('., h tt 4 'Pi i tt c 41 it t ‘l' l it, 4 11 I 4t etti, o f 11 ;1 "°, : q1 td,, 1 ti:t 44 t . 41 o t4 ti It i ~ 4 to 4 04, r, 1,,1 11 , I li , „f \,? 11 )4 1 „r . tv . 14 ti try V e t t ti t t Y tr h is Y lk:; t it, ;Iv; h 0 , t 2 - of THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 19. I SURREY INSTITUTION, Nov. 17, 1818. rl(+.ui PROPRIETORS anti SUBSCRI HERS are respeetfnily informed, that, in consequence of the DEATH of tilt' QUEEN, the LECTURES are SUSPENDED until further Notice. KNIGHT SPENCER, Secretary. SOCIETY FOR THE DI‘zuHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. , B Craven-street, Strand, N o v. 4, 1812, ENEVACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE PORT, viz. k. J. d. George Jenner, Esq. per Secretary - 'A. 2 2 0 Francis Gregg, Esq. - - - A. 2 2. 0 Tim. Beringfon, Esq. - - - . A. 1 1 0 Rev. Dr. Frewin - - - - A. 2. 2 0, William Kimpton, Esq. - - - A. 1 1 0 Henry Fryer, Esq. - - - A. 1 1 0 Rev. Duke Yongo - - - A. 2 2 0 Hon. .1. V. Vernon, per Houres - - 1 1 0 C. V. per dltto - - - - 2 0 0 Hugh . Owen, - Esq. - - - 2 2 0 Rey. G. Waddington, per Cocks and Co. - 2 2 0, Mr. Geo. Fred. Young - - A. I I 0 G. and E. - - - 20 0 0 Anonymous - • ND . .. 1 . 0 0 Anonymous, per Post - - - 1 0 0 Received for a Book (Neild on Prisons) - 2 2 0 Found in the Letter-Box - - - 1 1 0 F. J. per Treasurer - - - A. 5 5 o 7 C .50 4 0 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, (11 Debtors, for the Sum of - - , 4 .244 1 Considered the Cases of 60 Petitioners; Ap proved 41 ; Referred for Characters, 5 Peti tions; and Rejected, 14. . _ . ... Benefactions . are received by John Camden Meld, Esq. the Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and-Co. St. James's-street; Messrs. Hoares, Fleet street; Messrs. Chatteris,WhizMore, and C o . Lombard-street; MessrS, Cocks, Cocks, Ridge; and Biddulph. Charing-Cross ; 'Messrs. Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane, Cqrnhi ;. Messrs. Ham mersleys, Pall-Mall; Messrs. Veres and Co. 77, Lombard street; and by the Secretary, N 0.7, Craven-street, Strand, Where the Books nnty be .seen by those who.are,inclined to support this ChariV, and where the Society meet on the first Wednesday in December next. VS S ENCE of SHRIMPS, a new. and superi o r SAUCE for FISH, equal in strength to Essence of Auchnvies, but far excelling it in flavour, and has the ad vantage of not turning rancid: The immense demand for it is a convincing Proof of the estimation it is held in. by those who have tried it. The Proprietors flatter themselves, that wlierever it is once used, it will obtain a pre-eminence over all other,Sauces for Fish. , Made by C. Dintuore noel Son ; and sold by T. Poweltand Son 111, Holborn-hill, Corittr of Hatton-garthen. The Pubiic are respectfully requested to observe, that each bottle has the signature of C. binwore nod Son ; none- other is ge nuine ; this caution is necessary, as there is a spurious arti cle tioiv on sale. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC ROM their tendency to pronnye the natural IL Secretions, are the hest Remedy for Colds, Rheoma ttsuis, Slight Ftvers, and all those Disorders *Nett arise from obstructed pet spiration. so common in a changeable climate. They are equally excellent for Head-achy, and fridigestion; and for Ciouty, Bilious, or other Complaints of the Stomach and Bowels, ton often the consequence of Free Living. As a general Family Medicine they have no equal; and are parti cularly convenient for persons travelling, bring mild in their operation, and not requiring any confinement. The Analeptic Pills are prepared by Messrs. Newbery from the only Recipe existing under Dr.•.litmes's Hand, and are sold by them at the Original W are h ouse f or D r .J at nes's Pow der,` No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and 29, Dame-street, Dublin ; also by their Agents, Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street, and Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Coclispur-street. Be careful to observe that the Name "F. Newbery" is en graved in tae Stamp surrounding each Box. MR. LIGNUM'S PILLS, tor the inraiiibl. Cure of sill degrges'of Syphilis Diseases. . One small pill is a dose, and the taking of one b.,x, in a recent ease, will convince the. patient of his speedy recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe and convenient than thi s , remedy, in totally eradicating eve ry symptom of this destruc tive malady by sea or laud, as it needs no confinement, re straint of diet, or hindrance of business. • • A trial of this noble medicine will soon sound its due praiSe. With each box is given a iwoious direction, from Which the purchasers will be enabled to judge of their own cases, and to. treat them as may be requisite, without further medical assistance, with secrecy and safety, .. These Pills may be had whole Sale and retail at Mr. Lig- Dispen-ary, No. 57, Bridge -street, Manchester, at 2s. 9d. tin box ; also by J. Eva - us and Son, 42, Lung-lane, West Smithfield ; :.;utton.. and • Co. Bow Church-yard ; Bar clay and Sous, 95, Fleet-market ; Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Butler and Sons, 4, Cheapsidc, London; and- Sackville-street, Of who way be bad, Mr. Ligouro's Antisiorbutic Drops, Tice es. 9tl. 4s. (hi. and 1 Is. And by one or more prineipi Medicine Venders in . every Market Town in the United Kingdom. INESTIMABLE' ORNAMENT the K. I lUM,AN is frequently much injured.by Fevers, Accnuchinents, Travvlhng, '.Change of Clintate, Study. 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Ladies nr Gentlemen may dye their hair with ease and secrecy.--price 4s. 7s. 6d. attd 10s. Sold Ivholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND b and SQN, corn er of Kiry. stmt,-the first turning on the right in flatten-garden, I;„ - 1 London; and, by Ippointniout, by all Perfumers and edieine Venders throngliont. Europe. . . Ask for R wand's o Oil, or Itrn\latid's Dye, and obset ye c Signature of A. ROWLAND and SON. . kit 4 j'q P I; I, 1C A 0N S. Tl:is Day srete published, price 9s. in boarCii; REGAL cErtEmotslms: containing .the CEREMONIAL observed at the INTERMENT of OF.EN CA/MUNE - and GEORGE 11. from the Most .au thentie Documents;- together with an Account of . the Pro cessions at the Accession, Marriage, and Coronation of His present Majesty, and the several Addresses presented thereon. London ! Ptinted by and for W. M. Thiselton, Goodge street ; and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster row; audiC. Chapple, Pall-mall. 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